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What is meant by anti-social tenants?

Anti-social tenants are those whose behaviour or activities can cause harm to others in the community. Their activities can make other tenants on the property feel insecure, alarmed, or distressed.  Anti-social behaviour comes in many forms from noise, nuisance, threatening behaviour, loitering with intent, drug use, dumping and more.

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What is meant by anti-social tenants?

Anti-social tenants are those whose behaviour or activities can cause harm to others in the community. Their activities can make other tenants on the property feel insecure, alarmed, or distressed.  Anti-social behaviour comes in many forms from noise, nuisance, threatening behaviour, loitering with intent, drug use, dumping and more.

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